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El Nino, Climate

Analysis-A strong El Nino may be imminent. Climate change will make its effects worse

By Kate Abnett BRUSSELS, June 2 (Reuters) - The El Nino weather pattern is forming, and is expected to cause extreme weather around the world this year, the WMO said on Tuesday. Scientists say climate change will make its impact especially severe.

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UN Warns Possibly Strong El Nino Could Push Global Temperatures Higher

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Is climate change going to supercharge this year's El Nino?

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The weather phenomenon that could shake the world

The world could be on the brink of a “Godzilla-like” El Niño extreme weather pattern that could trigger economic and political disruption around the world.

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Deadly heat risk across globe in coming months as El Nino to return

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UN warns El Niño is poised to return and unleash harsher heat, floods, and drought

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Super El Nino is coming our way and we are in no way prepared for what’s next

“El Nino conditions will pour fuel on the fire of a warming world,” said António Guterres, the UN secretary general.

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United Nations Issues Grave Warning About El Niño

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What Is El Niño? And why it could cause chaos this year

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Climate Change Is Creating a New Kind of Weather Disaster

Researchers are pushing for more aggressive emissions reductions to minimize the threat of concurrent extreme weather events.

Medical Xpress

Climate change anxiety is a hidden force driving disaster preparedness in California's fire country

A new study conducted in Lake County, California—one of the most wildfire-affected regions in the country—has found that residents' anxiety and stress about climate change are associated with increased disaster-preparedness behaviors. Residents who had ...

Fast Company

NOAA to stop tracking costs of extreme weather fueled by climate change

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration will no longer track the cost of climate change-fueled weather disasters, including floods, heat waves, wildfires and more. It is the latest example of changes to the agency and the Trump administration ...

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Infamous disaster scenario can rapidly unfold, study finds

"The Day After Tomorrow" imagined a world where a critical ocean current suddenly collapsed. New research says it has rapidly changed in the past.

BusinessMirror

National research agenda for health on disaster, climate change launched

The Department of Science and Technology’s Philippine Council for Health Research and Development (DOST-PCHRD) and the University of the Philippines Manila launched the National Research Agenda for disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation (DRR-CCA) in health.

Salon

Climate change is both predictable and unpredictable. We don’t need certainty to know it’s a crisis

If you knew your home would burn down exactly one year from today, you’d take immediate action. You’d clear out flammable clutter, upgrade alarms, and perhaps ...

Inquirer.net on MSN

Dy: UP Climate Resilience Institute to aid PH vs climate change risks

MANILA, Philippines — House Speaker Faustino “Bojie” G. Dy III on Tuesday said the proposed University of the Philippines–National Climate Resilience Institute (UP-NCRI) will play a crucial role in helping the country address the growing risks posed by climate change.

Manila Standard

UP institute to help PH address climate change effects — Speaker Dy

House Speaker Faustino "Bojie" Dy III on Tuesday said the proposed University of the Philippines-National Climate Resilience Institute (UP-NCRI) will play

The Daily of the University of Washington

Near-catastrophic megatsunami in Alaska prompts reflection on human-caused climate change

A landslide with a volume of about 64 million cubic-meters struck the Tracy Arm fjord in Alaska at 5:26 a.m. on Aug. 10, 2025, resulting in an initial 100-meter-high breaking wave traveling at more than 70 meters per second. This was followed by a 481-meter runup megatsunami upon landfall.